MR> Very long lines force our eyes to make longer jumps back and forth MR> from the end of one line back to the beginning of the next. This can MR> be especially inconvenient if there are more than just a few lines. MR> Personally, I prefer a line length of 70 characters, and so that's how MR> I send all my email (you know...do unto others as I wish they would do MR> unto me :-)).
EXACTLY! I was hoping to find a wrap setting that I would like MY mail to come in as! This is why I also selected 70 characters. I have no idea why under "windows compatable" it doesn't "listen" to that setting. I can't stand the way lines are full justified and all the keybopard shortcut editing keys do not work in MicroEd. MR> If it is your preference to send such "unwrapped" lines, could you MR> please explain to me your reasoning? In any event, please don't worry MR> about "wasting" *my* screen real estate by wrapping your lines before MR> the end of the window...I won't mind in the least (and I'm sure my MR> computer doesn't care either). :-) It is not at all a preference to ask anyone to try to read unwrapped lines. I am still struggling with the transition to TB! from Eudora that handles wrapping perfectly no matter how a message was created. With TB! it is now a manual chore to try to make sure the 20 settings are "right". And why do paragraphs now FULL justify? Aaarghhh. -- Rich ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.01.3 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
